Responsibilities
1. Responsible for ByteDance e-commerce front-end R&D work, including front-end architecture design, development and optimization, covering Web applications, multi-terminal component libraries, data visualization and other directions 2. Participate in the construction of the company's front-end engineering system, gradually improve R&D efficiency and R&D quality, and drive business development through the continuous output of front-end technology 3. Work with product managers, designers, and back-end engineers to improve the user experience of products and create excellent Internet products 4. Pay attention to the development of front-end cutting-edge technologies, be able to transfer new knowledge to the team, and transform it into potential projects.
Qualifications
1. Solid basic knowledge of computers, familiar with commonly used data structures and algorithms, and able to use them flexibly in daily research and development 2. In-depth understanding of Web front-end development technologies, including HTML/CSS/JavaScript, etc. 3. Mastery of at least one mainstream front-end framework and experience in actual project development 4. Familiar with website performance optimization and understanding of browser implementation principles 5. Be familiar with interaction design theory and be able to implement excellent interaction design into products 6. Be able to independently complete the research and development of a complex module or project 7. Have a strong sense of responsibility, teamwork spirit, logical thinking ability and expression ability. If you have the following qualifications, we will give priority to you: 1. Have multi-terminal (Web/Node.js/Native) development capabilities 2. Have experience in React Native or small program development 3. Have an in-depth understanding of component development, and have experience in developing UI automation systems 4. Be self-driven, have strong learning ability, and have a lively and cheerful personality 5. Have open source works or technology blogs.
